Frank Wolfe, Author at Aviation Tech Today

AI & Autonomy

Autonomous ISR Assets Likely A Big Defense Growth Area

Autonomous intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) assets that employ edge computing capabilities look to be a significant growth area for defense aerospace companies. "Business case-wise, what we're seeing, our biggest uptake is…

Editor's Note

Pentagon Building Foundation for Al-Enabled Unmanned Systems in Future Conflicts

The U.S. military may in the next decade develop a concept of operations to employ artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML)-enabled drones as a first wave in future conflicts, in order to avoid casualties…

Military

APG-83 AESA Radars to Improve F-16 Air-to-Air, Air-to-Ground Performance

The Northrop Grumman AN/APG-83 scalable agile beam radar (SABR) for U.S. Air Force F-16 fighters by Lockheed Martin is to provide 5th generation radar features akin to those of the F-22 and…

Editor's Note

Heron Systems Shows Future Potential of AI in Win Over Top F-16 Weapons Instructor

Heron Systems was declared the winner of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) AlphaDogfight trials between artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled F-16 simulators and U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps pilots that…

Editor's Note

Quantum Technologies for Improved Positioning/Timing Expected, But Communications Networks a Longer Term Effort

Advances in sensing and GPS positioning via quantum computing are expected in the next five years, but secure communications through quantum networks and a quantum Internet appear to be a longer-term effort.…

Editor's Note

The Future of Aerospace Cybersecurity May Reside in AI and Data Defense

Artificial intelligence (AI) and data defense at the application level, rather than the network level, may feature prominently in the future of aerospace cyber security. For example, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's…

Connectivity

U.S. Space Force Working with U.K. on Small Satellites, Space Deterrence, SATCOM, Launch

The U.S. Space Force is working with the United Kingdom on military space projects and looking into further areas of cooperation. Areas of interest include small satellites, space deterrence and reduction of…

Connectivity

U.S. Air Force Collaboration with Hypergiant to Provide Satellite Retasking Within Minutes

The U.S. Air Force's collaboration with Texas-based Hypergiant Industries is to lead to a Chameleon Constellation of 24 to 36 artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning-enabled cube satellites able to be…

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AI & Autonomy

Autonomous ISR Assets Likely A Big Defense Growth Area

Editor's Note

Pentagon Building Foundation for Al-Enabled Unmanned Systems in Future Conflicts

Military

APG-83 AESA Radars to Improve F-16 Air-to-Air, Air-to-Ground Performance

Editor's Note

Heron Systems Shows Future Potential of AI in Win Over Top F-16 Weapons Instructor

Editor's Note

Quantum Technologies for Improved Positioning/Timing Expected, But Communications Networks a Longer Term Effort

Editor's Note

The Future of Aerospace Cybersecurity May Reside in AI and Data Defense

Connectivity

U.S. Space Force Working with U.K. on Small Satellites, Space Deterrence, SATCOM, Launch

Connectivity

U.S. Air Force Collaboration with Hypergiant to Provide Satellite Retasking Within Minutes